If you're grappling with chronic health issues or have experienced medical gaslighting, this episode is a must-listen. Dr. Henderson's compassionate approach and innovative treatments offer a glimmer of hope for those who have been let down by the medical system.So, grab your headphones, sit back, and tune in to this episode of "Medical Gaslighting." You won't want to miss a moment of this enlightening and empowering conversation. Together, let's shine a light on medical gaslighting and pave the way for better understanding, support, and healing.

Are you tired of being dismissed by doctors when it comes to your health issues? Do you want to feel heard and supported on your medical journey? Well, look no further, we've found a physician who not only listens, but has the answers we didn't know existed!One of the highlights of this episode is when Dr. Henderson introduces his patient, Kayti, who shares her inspiring story of suffering and triumph. Dr. Henderson's ability to explain complex medical concepts in a way that everyone can understand is truly remarkable.In this longer-than-usual episode, which is packed with valuable information, Dr. Henderson discusses the connection between chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and viral infections, such as Epstein Barr virus and more!

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Pushed to the floor by her doctor...

to see if she was 'really' hurt!

Welcome back to another thought-provoking episode of "Medical Gaslighting." I'm your host, Jen Hardy, and today we have a very special guest joining us, Elizabeth Kipp. In this episode, we dive deep into the topics of self-healing, self-regulating, and medical trauma. 

Elizabeth shares her personal journey of healing from chronic pain and the importance of understanding our conditions. She recounts a traumatic experience with a previous doctor and the impact it had on her. We discuss the often overlooked aspect of medical trauma and the profound effects it can have on patients.

Elizabeth also shares her expertise on trauma, highlighting the need for acknowledgement and support during the healing process. We also touch on the limitations of the current medical paradigm and the importance of addressing both the physical and psychological aspects of patient care. Join us as we explore the power of self-belief, the mind-body connection, and the importance of regulating our nervous system. Stay tuned until the end, where we reveal exciting details about our next guest and their incredible story. So, get ready to delve into a fascinating conversation filled with insights, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on healing. Let's dive in!

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Doctors questioning the need for cancer care follow up...tongue pain leading to a rare diagnosis...Margo Shoaf's medical journey has been a unique one.

And if there's anything we've learned, it is that a complex medical journey is more likely to lead to medical gaslighting. When a patient's symptoms aren't "normal," and they don't "look sick," sometimes the medical community would rather just tell them to get more exercise or lose weight than dig deeper.

Jessica had a real pain in the neck. A rib bone attached to her cerivical spine, undiagnosed.

After years of being dismissed and misdiagnosed, Jessica Collins must take matters into her own hands to uncover the ironical truth of her mysterious medical condition: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome.

Jessica Collins is a woman who has been dealing with thoracic outlet syndrome for over 10 years. After eight X-rays, she finally found the diagnosis she needed with the help of her physical therapist husband.

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Discover more when you listen to this episode, and go to medicalgaslighting.info for more.

Do you have your own story of medical gaslighting you'd like to share? Email us at contact@medicalgaslighting.info and we'll talk.

Thank you for listening. The most important thing you can do is share this podcast/episode with 5 people you know will benefit from it. Sharing is caring.

You're amazing - and you are loved,

Jen